Goodbye to URY! My actual final show of the year - or is it...?

A continuation of the A Classical Teatime special on music for Summer Nights. We now delve into the world of music created a bit more recently than Mahler and Strauss. Join Isaac, David and Keoni through a whistle-stop tour of all music modern, summery and ... night-y?

(10/10) Summer Nights: We look at how composers have reacted to summer, and more specifically to summer evenings and nights.

Featuring Bottom of the Pops, where we played some of the least-played music on the system.

My goodbye show that wasn't even my last show.

A special show to lead into the last Potts' Odd Pops of the year.

Yet another spin-off of A Beautiful Game, we talk about matches that ended in fistacuffs.

(10/10) Join me for a show with a different person every day. This time, it's Matt Ward-Perkins.

(9/10) Join me for a show with a different person every day. This time, it's Niamh Fenn.

(8/10) Join me for a show with a different person every day. This time, it's Rhys Milling.

Towells had a show last year called Hometime with Towells. So, you see where I've gone with this?

(7/10) Join me for a show with a different person every day. This time, it's Matthew Stratford.

Join Matt Strat and Keoni for two hours of lighthearted chat and music.

(6/10) Join me for a show with a different person every day. This time, it's Joe Radford.

(3/3) Ben's on again! Yay!

(5/10) Join me for a show with a different person every day. This time, it's Max Roach.

(4/10) Join me for a show with a different person every day. This time, it's Mya Dowdall.

I got Towells to say what sounded like a naughty word live on air! Tune in to find out how...!

The show where Alex Towells and a guest sit in the studio for an hour and plan the show as they go: no pre-loaded songs, no jingles, no script!

Izzie and I explore every interpretation of programme through puns and interpretations.

(10/10) Summer Nights: We look at how composers have reacted to summer, and more specifically to summer evenings and nights.

(8/10) Humour in Music: Can music, without words, actually be funny? In tonight’s programme, we look at classical music that may, or may not, be funny, and discuss what makes it funny (if indeed it is).

(7/10) Guess the Theme: David makes us guess the theme for today's edition - and I want you to try and work out why I'm angry.

(6/10) I've returned! Hooray! Join me, Isaac and David as we decide (well, Isaac did) to broadcast from beside the toilet in a pub. A very good idea, Isaac. Well done.

(5/10) Mahler and his Circle: We're back for a second series of abject commentary and lovely music. In my final episode, we explore Mahler and the people around him, playing music from his own catalogue as well as that of his friends, acquaintances and colleagues.

(4/10) Semicentennial Celebrations: We're back for a second series of abject commentary and lovely music. We're celebrating 2021's musical celebrations, with composers and compositions stretching back in fifty-year increments up to 1571. Featuring Haydn, Albinoni and Verdi.

(3/10) We're delving into pieces for the theatre this week, with picks from Puccini to Stravinsky and chat about concert halls and leg-room.

(2/10) Join us as we start of in the north of this fine continent, exploring the range of styles on offer and revisiting David's favourite conductor Neeme Järvi yet again…

(1/10) On the theme of Music Plus One, join us we increment the number of players starting with Bach and ending with Haydn.

(7/7) Christmas Special

(6/7) Series 1 Episode 6

(5/7) Series 1 Episode 5

(4/7) Series 1 Episode 4

(3/7) Series 1 Episode 3

(2/7) Series 1 Episode 2

(1/7) Series 1 Episode 1